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Elaine Bruzios was appointed senior vice president of finance for North American delivery by Staples, Inc. in September. She joined Staples in 1995 and has held roles of increasing responsibilities in corporate finance, where she was named vice president assistant corporate controller in 2008. John Clancy was named president/CEO of Azuki Systems, Inc. in August. Azuki is a top mobile media provider based in Acton. John was previously the CEO of Schooner Capital and past president of Iron Mountain Digital’s business unit. richard turcott was appointed as chief marketing officer of HiveFire, a content marketing software company. He previously served in a similar position at both RatePoint and Constant Contact.
Bruce Coffin married Kimberly Cloutier on 7/19/10 at Lake Seneca, NY. Mark Mossa, S.J., recently authored his first book, Already There: Letting God Find You, published in 2010. He studies and teaches theology at Fordham University and blogs at “GODsTALKed: Pursuits of a Hyphenated Priest.” Mary Egan Aleksiewicz is the recipient of this year’s Knollwood Alumna Award, presented by the board of trustees of Notre Dame Academy in Worcester. Mary is a member of the NDA Class of 1963 and vice president of nursing and risk management at Fairlawn Rehabilitation Hospital in Worcester. BirtHS: Janine Cinto Symes and husband robert welcomed Elina Donoghue on 6/18/10. She joins sister Kiera (6) and brother Will (5).
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Barbara Jean Shaw took her children, Michael (11) and Emma (9) to Assumption this summer and toured the college. She writes that it looked great and that is was nice to share with her family some of the experiences she had while attending college. rob Silveri is performing as a stand-up comedian at locations throughout Massachusetts.
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Kristin Formato Cataldo has founded the law firm Cataldo & Fisher, LLC, in Woburn. The firm handles legal matters including civil litigation, criminal defense, intellectual property matters and personal injury cases.
after meeting at the ncaa lacrosse championships in Baltimore, former ac lacrosse team members visited Ed neafsey ’81 on the Jersey shore. Pictured left to right: Paul Duquette ’81, Joe Picard, Jr., Joe Picard ’81, Ed, John hackett ’81 and John hannon ’76.
New District Court Judge Janet McGuiggan ’90 Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick nominated Janet McGuiggan ’90 as a district court judge in July. confirmed and sworn in by lieutenant governor tim Murray at an october ceremony, she was appointed to Worcester central District court. Judge Mcguiggan was the head of litigation for the city of Worcester law Department, where she had served as an assistant city solicitor since 1997. highly active in the Worcester county Bar association, she previously practiced law with the Worcester firm of reardon and reardon. she earned her law degree at Wake Forest university school of law. her mother, carol, is assumption’s co-director of career services and has served the college and its student population for 25 years. Judge Mcguiggan joins timothy Bibaud, assumption’s head golf coach and son of the late charlie Bibaud ’55, as a recently appointed district court judge. Judge Bibaud, an assistant district attorney in Worcester for two decades, will serve the Western Worcester District court in East Brookfield. in his nomination of the new judges, governor Patrick said, “Each of these nominees has demonstrated extraordinary litigation expertise and a proven commitment to public service, and i am confident that they will serve the district court well.” lieutenant governor tim Murray added, “Both nominees are talented attorneys who will bring a professionalism and work ethic to the bench that i am confident will benefit our judicial system.”
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